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Wallace Smith Fuller

Birth17 July 1834 - Washington, New York, USA
Death13 February 1917 - Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada
MotherMary "Polly" "Molly" " "Nellie" Razey Rasey Rowey Racey
FatherDaniel Fuller

Born in Washington, New York, USA on 17 July 1834 to Daniel Fuller and Mary "Polly" "Molly" " "Nellie" Razey Rasey Rowey Racey. Wallace Smith Fuller married Mary A Monaghan Monahan and had 6 children. He passed away on 13 February 1917 in Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada.

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Daniel Fuller
1798 - 1855
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Mary "Polly" "Molly" " "Nellie" Razey Rasey Rowey Racey
1804 - 1884
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Mary A Monaghan Monahan
1841 - 1912
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Anna Barbara Anker
1846 - 1879
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Frank L. Fuller
1871 - Unknown
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Charles H Fuller
1869 - 1882
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Frankie Fuller
1868 - 1869
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Frank Edward Davis
1878 - 1943
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George Robert Davis
1875 - 1941
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Myra Irena Fuller
1873 - 1954

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